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e-book: Afterlife

War Letters From The Living Dead Man

Introduction
LETTER
I.	The Return of "X"
II.	A Dweller on the Threshold
III.	An Assurance
IV.	The Way of Understanding
V.	Astral Monsters
VI.	The Archduke
VII.	The "Chosen People"
VIII.	Spectres of the Congo
IX.	Unseen Guardians
X.	One Day as a Thousand Years
XI.	Many Tongues
XII.	The Beautiful Being
XIII.	The Body of Humanity
XIV.	The Foeman Within
XV.	Listening in Brussels
XVI.	The Sixth Race
XVII.	An American on Guard
XVIII.	A Master of Compassion
XIX.	The Rose-Veiled Stranger
XX.	Above the Battlefields
XXI.	A Soul in Purgatory
XXII.	Peace Propaganda
XXIII.	The Mystery of Desire
XXIV.	The Scales of Justice
XXV.	For Love's Sake
XXVI.	A Master of Mind
XXVII.	Invisible Enemies
XXVIII.	The Glory of War
XXIX.	A Friend of "X"
XXX.	The Rose and the Cross
XXXI.	A Serbian Magician
XXXII.	Judas and Typhon
XXXIII.	Crowns of Straw
XXXIV.	The Sylph and the Father
XXXV.	Behind the Dark Veil
XXXVI.	The "Lusitania"
XXXVII.	Veiled Prophecies
XXXVIII.	Advice to a Scribe
XXXIX.	One of These Little Ones
XL.	The Height and the Depth
XLI.	A Conclave of Masters
XLII.	A Lesson in the Kabala
XLIII.	The Second Coming
XLIV.	Poison Gases
XLV.	The Superman
XLVI.	The Entering Wedge
XLVII.	The New Brotherhood
XLVIII.	In the Crucible
XLIX.	Black Magic in America
L.	Things to Remember

LETTER XL

THE HEIGHT AND THE DEPTH

            Do not lose faith in the future of the world.
            Have you not studied the Law of Rhythm? Do you not know that the height is equal to the depth, and that when things are at their worst they are getting ready to improve?
            Life moves rapidly in these Twentieth Century days. A thousand years ago it would have taken a decade to accomplish the horrors of the last ten months. Perhaps the reconstruction will be equally rapid.
            Do not lose faith in the future of the world.
            There are even Germans who repudiate the sinking of the Lusitania! All is not well in that Empire, from the standpoint of the Empire.
            Be poised, and await the issue.

May 14.

Letter XLI

LETTER XXXIX